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The boys discuss how they would cast a 'Die Trying' movie, the glaring lack of diner food in the second Reacher book, movie ass movies, and the careers of the DeLuise children.
Hosts Chris and Connor review the most vehicular of Lee Child's Jack Reacher books: 'Die Trying.' Other topics of discussion include the rise in US militia activity in the 90s and the possibility of a new standardized math test based on Reacher-Think.
Chris and Connor discuss Elmore Leonard's short story "Fire in the Hole" and non-Western Western stories. Chris provides an overview of Clive Cussler's various book series, including NUMA and the Isaac Bell books. Connor talks about alien abductions and Whitley Strieber,
Chris and Connor discuss a medley of Dad Lit topics, including the 'Reacher' tv show, the 'Jackie Brown' movie, and the most Florida people they've ever met. Plus corrections, further thoughts on anti-heroes, and the 87th Precinct series.
The boys continue their discussion of Jack Higgins' 'The Eagle Has Landed,' this time focusing on the book's themes of "synchronicity" and "the game." The subject of reploids is also broached.
Chris and Connor discuss 'The Eagle Has Landed,' Jack Higgins' 1975 novel about a covert German mission to parachute into England and kidnap Winston Churchill. The guys summarize the plot, all while considering the question: who are the good guys in this book?
Chris and Connor react to Amazon's 'Reacher' trailer, predict how well Alan Ritchson will perform in the role, and discuss that other guy who played Reacher. Then... the hosts spin the WHEEL OF REACHER!
Chris and Connor consider their own criminal potentials while reviewing the classic 1970 Boston crime novel, George V. Higgins' 'The Friends of Eddie Coyle.'
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If it has at least one submarine and one helicopter, it's Dad Lit. Join hosts Chris and Connor as they explore Dad Lit classics by authors such as Tom Clancy, Clive Cussler, and Lee Child, as well…